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THE ANNIVERSARY ISSUE THIRTY YEARS
Don't trust anyone over 30--at least, that's what the counterculture used to say, right around the time when W first hit the nation's newsstands in 1972. In those early days, W was just an inky broadsheet, the feisty kid sister to a hard-nosed fashion newspaper called Women's Wear Daily. But those first Ws asked the kinds of questions that today's magazine--big and glossy and more fashion bible than fashion flipbook--still asks: What's Ali MacGraw eating? Which 26 men have won the biggest boardroom battles and charmed the most women in the process? And by the Way, how's Gloria Guinness doing? The editors held forth with plenty ...
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- Magazine article from: WWD July 27, 1988 700+ words
...ahead and created the kind of sizzling-hot dresses that Nouvelle Society drools for. The other big question in Paris is: Will...They are perfect for the merry--and horny--widows of Nouvelle Society. And for the one who meets the second or third man of...
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...could use with an injection of wit. ANOUSKA HEMPEL: It's easy to forget London has its Ladies who Lunch and it's own Nouvelle Society. But instead of Oscar and Bill, these newly minted baronesses shop at Anouska Hempel (a.k.a., Lady Weinberg...
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- Magazine article from: WWD Thim, Dennis Buckley, Richard March 20, 1987 700+ words
...Anne Slater, John Cahill and Aileen Mehle, who are all traveling ensemble. Mehle kept the dinner guests amused with her tales about one of the Nouvelle Society queen bees who likes to punctuate her conversations with French phrases.
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- Magazine article from: WWD Ginsberg, Merle May 28, 1992 700+ words
...those late-Eighties hoedown evenings, and, of course, Henry Kravis and his wife, Carolyne Roehm, those pillars of Nouvelle Society (and the Bush campaign), are there. While the film "Bonfire of the Vanities" went up in smoke, Hollywood is once...
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...spectacularly simple dresses. Everyone knows Oscar loves to shine at night, and for spring, he dazzled. Ready for nouveau Nouvelle Society party poufs? Or a glorious boho diva moment in printed chiffon with jeweled waist? No doubt de la Renta's women...
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...the late 1980s. With the backing of her billionaire husband, financier Henry Kravis, she glittered in New York's "nouvelle society" and became a major force in the fashion industry during the era of junk bonds and leveraged buyouts. Part of her business...
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...queen, Susan, lived lives writ so large across the canvas of New York. The Gutfreunds, more than any other members of Nouvelle Society, had every stage of their rise, fall and partial recovery derailed in print. Who can forget the 22-foot Christmas...
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- Magazine article from: WWD November 3, 1988 700+ words
...collections. Oscar de la Renta, unlike Bill Blass, proved that he knows his way around Paris. Carolyne Roehm taught Nouvelle Society how to get chic. And Michael Kors, youngest of them all, showed that pinstripes can live with chiffon. RALPH LAUREN...
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